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Scott Hoezee

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Sabbaths and Regulations

Mark Zuckerberg is slated to appear before Congress this week, and most observers anticipate that he will be filleted, skewered, and roasted before it’s all

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The Tenses of Holy Week

“From the One who was and is and is to come.”  We’ve heard this benediction before.   It points to the God, to the Savior, who

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Not Even a Hint

Probably we underestimate the long odds faced by the Christian faith among its earliest disciples and congregations.   The ancient Greco-Roman world in which the Gospel

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Hosanna to the 2nd Amendment

“Dear children, keep yourselves from idols.”  1 John 5:21 In the Bible it was very often the case that various idols did not replace worship

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The End of Green

It is the last day of Epiphany today.  Ash Wednesday ushers us into Lent tomorrow.  Although it can be shorter by about ten whole days

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Just Can’t Call It Even

Sheldon Cooper is one of the world’s more brilliant scientists. As portrayed by Jim Parsons on the hit TV show The Big Bang Theory, Dr.

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Their Eyes

Martin Luther King, Jr.’s “Letter from a Birmingham Jail” contains sentence after sentence of searing and memorable prose. But already years ago when I first

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The Cancer of Prejudice

“We have heard the voice of Dr. Martin Luther King calling us to cut the cancer of prejudice from our souls and from our land. 

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Not Enough Time?

In Marilynne Robinson’s luminous epistolary novel Gilead we read the musings of the Rev. John Ames.   Ames is coming to the end of his days

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